Christmas at Faulty Towers, the dining experience with a festive twist. This event will feed your need for an exquisite three-course dinner, served up with a dash of world-class, classic comedy and humour. Just what Christmas needs.
This Christmas, step into the chaos of 1970s Torquay with this brilliantly festive homage to the iconic BBC TV series Fawlty Towers. Join Basil, Sybil, and the ever-confused Manuel for an unmissable evening of interactive comedy and outrageous hospitality, all served with a dash of Christmas cheer.
Set in the fabulous Crow Wood Hotel, renowned for its exquisite food and festive ambience, you’ll enjoy a 1970s-inspired, Christmas-infused three-course meal, delivered with impeccable flavours and shockingly bad service. Expect a unique theatrical script full of festive flair, fast-paced improvisation, and hilariously unexpected moments, all wrapped up in a two-hour immersive dining experience like no other.
Whether you’re booking your office Christmas do or a night out with friends, this is seasonal entertainment at its funniest.
Season (7 Dec 2025) | ||
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Day | Times | |
Sunday | 18:30 |
Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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Tickets | £55.00 per ticket |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
From the M65 Motorway Eastbound from Blackburn: Crow Wood is situated just off junction 11 of M65. However there is no junction 11 exit when travelling eastbound. Therefore we recommend that you exit M65 at junction 12 eastbound and then travel westbound to exit at junction 11. Leave the motorway at Junction 12, signposted Nelson & Brierfield Take the 4th exit off the roundabout onto M65 Westbound Leave the motorway at Junction 11, signposted Burnley Take third exit onto Royle Lane, signposted for Crow Wood and The Woodland Spa From the M65 Motorway westbound from Colne/ Pendle: Leave the motorway at Junction 11, signposted Burnley. Take third exit onto Royle Lane, signposted for Crow Wood and The Woodland Spa
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